[iGonzalez]

in reply to: First impressions #3568

I totally agree with you guys about that for 1992 the game had a lot of better competitors around, someones from big companies someones from one “guy at home”.

I guess that is what DOS brought, the fact that it was easier to program than NES, Megadrive or PCEngine brought plenty of games that were not as impressive as other games in the time. It is true that the game gives you minimum a few hours of fun, that it is something that not every actual game can say.

[iGonzalez]

in reply to: First impressions #3539

yes, once you start playing it the game is quite good for when it was done. And I totally agree, the fact that you can save the game is a great thing for me! I love games when you can save “whenever you want”, mainly now as a busy adult, haha

[iGonzalez]

in reply to: Related Games #3530

This is interesting.I never played Vinyl Goddesses from Mars, it looks cool and quite obvious that it is a “next step” in Jill of the Jungle. It looks good, but if Epic had that game on one hand and Jazz Jackrabbit on the other one… well, it makes sense the got the rabbit one.

[iGonzalez]

in reply to: Jazz Jackrabbit (and/or Jazz CD) #3496

Love it! Jazz Jackrabbit was the Mario and Sonic for the MSDOS kids!